McCarthy has 'no complaints' over Cardiff sacking:

McCarthy has 'no complaints' over Cardiff sacking:



Mick McCarthy says he has no hard feelings over losing his job at Cardiff City, and has heaped praise on the club's hierarchy for their support during his tenure in the capital.

The Yorkshireman was sacked midway through last season after overseeing a disastrous run of eight straight defeats.

However, having now taken the job at relegation rivals Blackpool, McCarthy insists he has no complaints over the club's decision.

Speaking to the Beautiful Game Podcast, he said: "I thought the club were really fair to me. I thought the club wanted me to do well and to be successful.

"They could have pulled the trigger after five games [on that losing run] but didn't and they supported me. So I've no hard feelings towards anybody for that.

"After the game, I went into the press conference and I got the call from Mehmet Dalman, who was really supportive of me and wanted to do well.

And handed over my cash.....

Listened to Roy Keane the other day talking about McCarthy. After his time with us, difficult to disagree with Keane's summary.